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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1928

Page

7

Trent Returns to His West Side Home After Enigmatic Absence

Trent, famed as the nameless master criminal who left New York in 1917, returns to his West park district luxury flat above a brownstone converted to flats. He faces decades of pursuit and a half million dollar manhunt as he seeks to resume life in the city while remaining cautious of discovery.

Trent Central Park West France New York Manhattan Avenue Scotland Yard Brabant Phil

The Quiet Meeting in Trent's Hidden Flat

Trent returns to his London style crime life and discovers an unexpected visitor in his New York flat. A masked intruder in a purple robe sits at the kitchen table, calmly welcoming Trent and exposing a perilous turn in the game. The visitor's strange, sharp-eyed face hints at a calculated informant or adversary.

A Mysterious Visitor Confronts Trent in His Home

Anthony Trent greets a stranger who claims not to fear detection. The visitor proposes adjourning to a front room to discuss troubling matters about Trent, while Trent threatens to call the police. The man remains composed, moves through the dining room, and settles in Trent's chair as tension rises.

Trent Anthony Trent

Sewage Disposal Demonstrations Planned in Washtepar County

Rural sewage disposal demonstrations will be held in Washtepar County with four meetings at farms near Saline and Stony Creek. L. F. Livingston of Michigan State College will explain septic tank construction and operation, with plans distributed. Sessions run May 3 at George Hartman’s farm, May 4 at Mark Luthers’ home, and earlier meetings noted.

Washtepars Mr. Livingston Hartman Demon County Osler Mark Luthers Stony Creek Augusta Township

Saline area clubs plan exhibit and meeting at Saline High School

The Saline area clubs hold an exhibit and meeting at Saline High School on Thursday evening April 26. Mrs. Julia Gordon chairs the program committee with leaders for the Flying Needle Mrs. Minnie Kern Whispering Bees Miss Augusta Westield Clothing club Mrs. Jacob Maurer Two County club Miss Mary Murray Dor al club Miss Julia Gordon Clothing club Mrs. Bernice Longhurst Junior Handicraft club Andrew Girbach Handicraft club Raymond Bersuder Good Helpers Clara Schroen Hat-A-way club Leora Reiser.

Saline Area Saline High School Julia Gordon Flying Needle Club Minnie Kern Whispering Bees Augusta Westield Jacob Maurer Mary Murray Julia. Gordon Bernice Longhurst Andrew Girba

Jury Drawn for May Court Term by Local Officials

Jurors for the May term were drawn by Justice Reading, Justice Curtis, Sheriff Wurster, and County Clerk Pray. Report date is May 8 after a May term opening session reviewing docketed cases. Names include Ann Arbor residents Stevens Jacobs Stevens Seery Ward, and Ypsilanti members Bearsley Schneider, among others from townships and cities.

Dirgit C. A. Reading D.,z. Curtis Erlist M. Wurster Claramon L. Pray Ann Arbor Fred M. Stevens Miles Jacobs Guy Stevens William Seery Freeman Ward George H. Pone Alice Laird Thomas E. Riley Ypsilanti Zella Bearsley Lois Schneider Julius Kerr Ann Arpor G. R. Mattison Augusta John Feuerbacher Bridgewater Edward Carr Dexter Frank Breitem

What Every Daughter Learns big feature at the opera house

The Friday night program at the opera house presents the play What Every Daughter Learns as the main feature. Local audience expected a lively staging with period-appropriate costumes and strong ensemble performances.

Opera House

Public Notice of Estate Administration Hearing

In Washtenaw County Probate Court Louis Marion estate hearing set for May 21 at 10:00 AM at the Ann Arbor office. Petition by F J Marion seeks administration for A J Warren or other suitable person with appraisers and commissioners appointed. Publication required in Saline Observer for three weeks.

State OF Michigan Washtenaiy Washtenaw Annn Arbor Jay G. Pray Louis Marion F. J. Marion A. J. Warren Saline

Good Yields Raise Producers Profits

Michigan State College soils department urges fertile seed beds to achieve high per acre yields for oats and barley. On deficient soils acid phosphate boosts yields. on lighter soils complete fertilizer 2-16-2 or 4-16-4 is advised. Apply 150 to 200 pounds per acre for grain yield and clover or legume stand insurance.

Michigan Soils Department Michigan State College

Notice of probate claims and mortgage foreclosure notices

Four month claim period for William A Waslick estate set by Washtenaw Probate Court with meetings at Saline home June 18 and August 413 to present claims. Also mortgage foreclosure on Herman Zold property in Ypsilanti with sale May 8 to satisfy $348.13, description Lot 53 Prospect Gardens. Also chancery suit to quiet title on land in York Township Washtenaw County with notice to unknown defendants.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw William A. Waslick William Aslick Saline Fred Teufel Albert Cross Herman Zold Ypsilanti William Graun Annie William Braun Lei N, Brown State OF Michigan Chancery Ann Arbor Frank Sweet A. L. Walworth William H. Murray George W. Sample Doris L. Saran Township of York Washtenaw County First National Bank Bldg

Reseeding Alfalfa Fields Guides From Michigan State College

Michigan State College farm crops officials advise alfalfa owners with winter killed areas not to plow down but reseed. If patchy, use springtooth harrow and broadcast eight to ten pounds per acre. whole-field thinning calls for harrow and broadcast seeding. After sowing, pack with a heavy roller to cover seed and aid survivorship. Blossom Week events in Benton Harbor include a parade on May 12 and Blossom Sunday on May 13, as growers anticipate peak blooms.

Farm Crops Department Michigan State College Fruit Michigan Benton Harbor

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